How Martial Arts Tackle Social Exclusion
Ikkaido started out as a martial arts club for people with disabilities. Since then, we have evolved into a multinational organisation,...
BEAT IT!
Our BEAT IT! programme explores fake news, bullying, intolerance and the rise of populism. It develops life skills through collaboration, critical thinking, communication and creativity.
PRIMAE
Our new education platform, PRIMAE, will launch in July in 8 languages, providing accessible and inclusive education to enable everyone to participate, achieve, and enjoy the feelings that achievement brings.
Inclusive Martial arts
Our inclusive health enhancing physical activity programmes provide inclusive martial arts and self-defence empowerment for people who feel left out, powerless or who can’t participate in mainstream physical activity.
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ABOUT IKKAIDO
Inclusion, Equity and Diversity are the first principles in everything we do, and empowerment, active participation and wellbeing are at the heart of our charity's work in improving people's lives.
Accessibility is where barriers are removed to ensure participation. Inclusion means disabled and disadvantaged people are not separated in activities as 'target groups', but benefit from equal and active participation in society alongside everyone else. It is therefore essential that accessibility and inclusion are used together.
Ikkaido’s team of disabled and disadvantaged staff use inclusive and accessible formal, informal and non-formal education to remove the barriers to employment and entrepreneurship so that everyone can participate, achieve and enjoy the feelings that achievement brings.
